The Royal Institute of Traditional Arts (Wrth) has signed an agreement with the Aseer Development Authority in Riyadh to boost traditional arts, according to the Saudi Press Agency.
The deal aims to foster artisans’ skills and empower crafts sector in line with the Year of Handicrafts 2025.
By collaborating with specialized partners such as Wrth, the partnership aims at hosting educational and training programs that contribute to preserving the authenticity of Saudi crafts.
As part of Aseer Development Authority, the agreement will play a central role in fulfilling comprehensive development based on both authenticity and nature.
Both entities will launch initiatives and projects, boost professional empowerment and entrepreneurship, and develop craft products.
At the same time, they will organize local and international events, exhibitions, and seminars to boost the presence of traditional arts in the cultural and tourism scenes.
As a pioneering destination preserving Saudi national identity, Wrth seeks to highlight Saudi traditional arts at both local and global stages. The institute also protects craft heritage and supports national talents through several initiatives and exhibitions.
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